janitors etc.

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                  Richard
I love this too, however I also love knowing that John B.  or say Miriam Waddington, or  like hundreds of others wrote  hers doing social work, and he wrote  Dream Songs while being a nomadic prof. There is no quarrel among poets in my view. Or that one's a janitor, and the other a bus driver (the honeymooners as pop poetry? ). Each one struggles. I have no illusions about that ,  the struggle is uneven. I am a struggle of language desire and money. So then we shall have a great communistic flow of desire and language, the poetry of change.



"and but so, I love knowing that poet X works as a janitor, or has taught freshman comp. the many varied working lives of writing, and not one stuck in academe because that is what is expected of writers.. "